The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 6F. C. and J. Rivington, 1823 - Theater |
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... , from the envy that rose at the comparison of his own person with others , and which incited him to disturb the pleasures that he could not partake . JOHNSON . Plots have I laid , inductions dangerous , " By 6 Аст І. KING RICHARD III .
... , from the envy that rose at the comparison of his own person with others , and which incited him to disturb the pleasures that he could not partake . JOHNSON . Plots have I laid , inductions dangerous , " By 6 Аст І. KING RICHARD III .
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... countenances the observa- tion , that no woman can ever be offended with the mention of her beauty . JOHNSON . Anne . I would , I knew thy heart . VOL . VI . C SCENE II . 17 KING RICHARD III . My manly eyes did scorn an humble tear; ...
... countenances the observa- tion , that no woman can ever be offended with the mention of her beauty . JOHNSON . Anne . I would , I knew thy heart . VOL . VI . C SCENE II . 17 KING RICHARD III . My manly eyes did scorn an humble tear; ...
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... metuendissimus . JOHNSON . Too late he died , ] i . e . too lately , the loss is too fresh in our memory . ↑ " I pray you , uncle , give me , " & c . - MALONE . York . O then , I see , you'll part 60 Аст ІІІ . KING RICHARD III .
... metuendissimus . JOHNSON . Too late he died , ] i . e . too lately , the loss is too fresh in our memory . ↑ " I pray you , uncle , give me , " & c . - MALONE . York . O then , I see , you'll part 60 Аст ІІІ . KING RICHARD III .
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... which they may be justified : or which , perhaps , is nearer to the true meaning , wanting any immediate ground or reason . JOHNSON . To trust the mockery of unquiet slumbers : To fly 64 . ACT III . KING RICHARD III .
... which they may be justified : or which , perhaps , is nearer to the true meaning , wanting any immediate ground or reason . JOHNSON . To trust the mockery of unquiet slumbers : To fly 64 . ACT III . KING RICHARD III .
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... JOHNSON . 2 As I can say nay to thee , & c . ] i . e . if ( says Richard ) you speak for them as plausibly as I in my own person , or my own purposes , shall seem to deny your suit , there is no doubt but we shall bring all to a happy ...
... JOHNSON . 2 As I can say nay to thee , & c . ] i . e . if ( says Richard ) you speak for them as plausibly as I in my own person , or my own purposes , shall seem to deny your suit , there is no doubt but we shall bring all to a happy ...
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